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A CHANGE OF HEART.
AN OPEN LETTER PROMISED
s., - =, q N
From this faclla Pen Of TINT Jefrcrsoniap
Statesman, DnnirI y. Lpcas, In which,
II IL said hs Will Itsnouncs his FREQ
Trade sIdsas-Cuunty Convention.
SPECIAL Dipaich to tie Initliigelctr.

spec1al Dipatch to tM InitllIgeictv.
WASHINGTON, D. u, March o3.-A
friend oil Senator Lucas In tho city to-day
informs me that the Senator will probably
issue an opvn letter to the Democrats Of
the State this week, Ia which he propoaee
to correct aome miBapprehensiqns Of the
public regarding his tariff views.
The gentleman claims that Mr. Lucas
will express himself AS iavoring a protec'
tive policy, and will say that had he had
the opportunity be would not have voted
for the Morrison bill under any circum.
stances or in any form. II my intormsn,
ia correct in hia statement such let.e,
will evidence sudden conversion OF Mr.
Lucas, az he has always been underssood
to be free trader of tho, Morrison. iiurd
school. 1.-THE letter appears 1t will further
complicate matters and quiet one OF the
strongest arguments that have bcen used
against Mr.. Lucas. twill also likely turn
some OF bis supporters against him.
My informant stateH that the letter will
probably appear this week in Jim Mason's {
Democrat, which has all along bsen the
leading free trade organ OF The State
The storyis hard to believe, but 1t comes
from q leading Republican protectonis
who is personally intimate with the Senu.
tor. A Camden man said today that be
knows Mr.. Lucas to be tariff reforme,
and believes that II he issues this letter he
will In ~ nj "a q 70 ok,b D.
publican votes at the extra session.
THE JEFFERSON CONVENTION.
There is little doubt that the Jefferson
convention to nominate successor to Lu.
GAG will split aud nominate two caudi
dates. III the primaries Oh Saturday the
issue will be square between Camden and
anti-Csmden IN each precinct Mex
Tuesday resolution will be introduced
instructing the nominee to 20 in the Dem.
oCratic caucus at Charleaton and vote fol
the nominee should there bo an ATTEMPT
to elect Senator, Ii the resolution is de.
feated the caucus advocates will withdraw
and nominate caucus man in opposi.
ton To the candidate OF the other faction.
II the resolution be adoption then the
other faction will withdraw. The resolu.
ton will be the rock upon which the con.
vention will bs wrecked.
I am told that Senator Camden has
counselled his friends not TO bolt under
any circumstances, bu. to submit to the
majority. Some Of his isiends, however,
in Jefferson are beyond h;a control.
They say, "Anythiog to beat Lucas
One OF them with whom I talked to-day
claimed they would be justified in boiling
under the circumstances. I'VE do not
forgst," said he, "tnst We are fighting a
professional bolter aud must fight him in
his own way, and best him at his own
game"
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BALTIMORE, Mn, March 2s.-President
Garrett today told Mayor Hodges lha. the
much talked OF railroad deal had been
contaminated and that hut few minor
details remained to be arranged, Mesgfe.
Ives md staynor were in tho city to-day
and we're clofesed with Mr.. Garrett for
some timo. The Vice President and sew.
erai other officials OF tho Cincinnati, Ham.
ilton Il Dayton kailroad arrived here To.
night in y special cur from CINCINNATI.
They are supposed to be here on business
connected with tho deal,
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UNTIL We See Mr.. Lucas tariff creed in
his own language We ahall continue to re-
gard him as ires trader. AS such be ia
certainly in line with the majority Of his
party. West Virginia Democrats have
been frightened into going little slow on
the tasl question, but they "stand on the
Chicago platform" all the time. Now that
platform Was warmly spplauded in Eng.
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WHEN Alr. Robert Garrett came prom.
inent!y before the public some people
wondered whether he was man Of ca
pacity. Ttere must be something in 6
man who can gather in $780, 900 as neatly
as Mr.. Garrett is said to have done from
Mr.. Sully and his friends. We think Mr.
Garrett will be able to get along.
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Mrs, Cleveland Unveils II Portrait.

WAsnIsoTo&, j. g., March 23.-Mta.
Cleveland unveiled Il portrait Of Mm.
"Dollie" MsJ:eon tonight. The occasion
WIS charitable entw.sjpment in aid Of
thu Washington City Orphsu 4syl nm.
Mss. Madison ~aa ono OF the Hix ioundefs
OF the in5t!tution.
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THERE III y asupposition that very com
pe.sut committee recently investigated
the Iuasne Hospital management and
recommended clearing ont. Now the
Hospital Directors are to investigate the
investigators, perhaps. The Directors
have been q long while finding out thai
there sas something to investigate. Il
the Gdve,nor selects entirely new mate
rial, the present Directors will soon rest
from their labors.
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VlHSSA, March 23.-Orown Prince Ru.
dolph will return from Berlin to Vienna
to-day. Ho will proceed direct to P,s,h
to Hccquaint Emperor Francis Joseph with
the impreaNlons he formed at berlin dur.
iug the iest:vltieo in honor Of Emperor
Williams birthday.
Emperor William h0s conferred tho
order Of ipo Black Eagle on tho Prince OF
NAss, tho German Ambassador at Vienna.
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INSANE ASYLUM.
Meeting Of tho Direetors-ltecsnt Charge,
W. to be Investigated. ,UrH

=" wv AuNVtkbkhtuus
Special DLpaica 10 he Inleliipeneer. I..
WEsroS, VIVA, March 23.-The Board
Of Directors for the Insane Hospital have
been In session here to-day. The Hon.
John J. Davis arrived this evening max.
Ing the Board complete. the other mem.
bers being here. The Board to-day de.
cided to take up the recent charges against
the management Of the institution. They
have q session tonight and II they decide
to 20 over all the ground OF the recent in.
vestigating committee they will be here
for some time.
It 10 not definitely understood just
what they intend doing, but 1t Is gsner.
ally believed they will endeavos to get
sufficient evidence to make different r..
port than WAS submitted to the Legisia.
ture. .-
No one ia able to say why It is they
wish TO 70 over the late investigation I'M.
less 1t is to endeavor to vindicste them.
selves In the appointment Of those who
nave been found incompetent. a. .,
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MANTLED WITH SNOW
PENNSYLVANIA spnlSKLED
To tho Depth OF n Foot or Two, nlockndinE
Travel md lntsrrnpiing Telegraph Con,.
niunlcn,ion-liad Drlfta Mt Many
Plaocs-Nlater's Last Shot.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.-To.day the
damage done by yesterdays heavy snow
and wind storm is being repaired, aud
business 10 moving with moro Of i,s usua
ease In the disturbed districts.
The region Of principal disturbance en-.
braces Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Eastern New York and Western New
England. The Interruptions TO railroads,
in the form Of snowdriiis, broken trees
and telegraph poles blown across the
tracks, had been generally overcome last
evening, and trains are moving nearly on
time to-day.
In the matter OF telegraphic communi.
cation in the region described the trouble
Is more serious, and despite the efforts OF
limo repairmen many wires to New York
are still uselees aud others work very
badly. The newspapers and press asso.
Gallons were unable 10 DO much yestey.
day or last night, and this morning are
still complaining Of poor wire service.
special dispatches this morning state
that many newspaper telegrams destined
TO Rochester, Syracuse, Rome, Troy and
Saratoga, n. r., wore forwarded from
New YORK City TO Cleveland, and then cent
via Buffalo to their deatination; the direct
wires from New York City to those points
being hopelessly mixed. These wires up
to noon today were still useleas. A large
number OF Gmaller towns iu Western
Pennsylvania and New York had no .ele-
graphic connection with the outer world.
The country roads are still blocked by
snow.drits In all directions.
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llN I.rHsrp>' Statement.

LoHros, March 23.-h,rd Aicester, Ad.
mirnl md Commandor.in.Ohict Of the
Mediterranean epnaAron, erutwhilo lord
Of tha Admiralty, in u letter Published in
the Standard this morning, denies the
statement made Ia NJ. De l.ssss,ss' me-,
moirs that he paid compensation Of
100000 pounds for datuagrs iutiictci hy
tho blccknding OF tho Suez Canal in 1876:
by ye8aes under hia conlanni,
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Very Kind, Si,a,itRrtls.

MADRID, March 23.-In the Chamber oil
Deputies Senior Morel, Minister Of For.
eign Affairs, announced that an agree.
ment had been reached between the Gov.
ernment and the United States, under
which the existing commercial modus vi
rsndi would be prolonged to the end OF
July.
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COnl OperNtnrn AiraIin,..

PITTSBURGH, March a3.-The association
oil railroad coal operators held an another
meeting here to-day at which prices and
freight rates were diecnssed, I. WAS tho
general opinion that the. prico Of coal
ehon'd 6e advanced to 81 10 per ton ct the
mine. The Pittsburgh coal operators have
protested agaias. the present freight ratea.
and fear that with the advance in mining
terially cut down. " W '''"
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To Hevolutioni1e the Passenger md Freight
TrnIilo Of New York.


To Revol"tioni1e the Passenger md FreiSl.,
Traii'o Of New York.
NKw York, March 23.-The Commercial
Advertiser asserts that scheme is on foot
to reyolutionizs the passenger aud freight
traffic in and out Of this city. The plan,
'as outlined by it, proposes to 10 away With
tho transportation OF passengers BY ferry
and freight by hoats toand fromJ ersey City
and an abandonment Of the Grand Cen.
tral depot at Forty.second street now used
in connection with the traffic Of the New
England States, and that carried by thu
New York Central and its connections.
In place OF this the proposed under.
ground railway system is to be used for
the transportation OF paeeeagers 10 and
from the northern end OF the island, and
an elevated fosd with hall dozen tracks
ia to be constructed along the east bank OF
the Hudson river, CONNECTING with ali the
great freight warehouses aud the ocean
piers, and running to tho largest switch.
ing grounda in the world, which arc to be
laid out at Morrisania, on the east
eide Of the Harlem rivor. A great
cantilever bridge is to he constructed
scross the Hudson river ut Fort Ls., II. j.,
near the upper end OF the island, aud an
other opposite It acroas The Harlem. The
tracks OF the Pennsylvania and al! tho
other roads running into jersey Oi:y are
to run back of that and the other towns
along the west bank Of the lindson 10 the
Fort leo bridge, aud thus across 10 tho
gioas depot and sSiiching grounds nt
Morrsanis, whence passengers and freight
may be sent to their destination with the
ieaH: poaaihle Inconvenience and Is.sy,
The Commercial .idperiiser gives no nu.
thoriiy for jts statement, nor tho names OF
the individuals or corporations which
have the scheme in hand, but asoerts
positively that It will be done.
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orrAwA, oST, March eei-Mr. Van
horne, Of tho Canadian Pacific Railway.
rcporta TINT trsinu are now running resn-
iar'y between Calgary and tho Pacific
const. lie says that Tho past winter hns
been exceptionally Ruvcrr, snow ellJog
sweering before them trecs OF ut lcaa, SO
years growth. Tho SNOW sheds stand tho
lCst we'll. >''>
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HAHniSnoEG, Pa, March 2;I.-The Board
OF pardons to.hay refused .eiIusring in
tho case OF Milton WeB,on, q Chicago cap
ital;st now undergoing imprisonment IN
the R'yere'du ,..nitcnllnry Tor completely
in the Muuaysyille g4a well riots.
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sT. PETERsBva, March 23.-Itis reported
that six peraonu who were captured or
Sunday, in connection with tho recen,
plot to assaasinase the Gear, are to hang
on Monday. De Gaetf, tho man who
murdered Lieutenant Colonel sudekein,
Russian Chief OF Police, three years ago,
and who was suspected Of having planned
the plot against the Czar's lie, 10 said 10
be one OF the six.
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Charged With Murder.

CoRE, March 23.-In the panlon inquest
case in ioughal, the jury has returned a
verdict OF wilful murder against the DO.
lice. The Coroner, at the request OF Mr.,
Harrington, has Issued wcrrants spsinst
Police Inspector Somerville and Constable
Garrett.
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FIrrsHuHdH, March 25.-Tho s.:ika Of
the tanners Ia about over, rs least the men,
or majority OF them, are in favor OF 20.
ING back to work: One OF tho ioremsn in
tho Spring Garden tannery started to
Work '.o to-day and others went to work in
different establishments.
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CLHvERsyLLs, n. y, March 2S.-Last
nights anow atorm VAS tho hcGviest OF
the winter, nearly two leet hGyins fallen.
The Enow 10 piled in the roads al Oiovers.
vile Rs high as the stora fronta, aud a
Snow tunnel is used to enter ono hotel.
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SlNel EnlIllOYn. Strike.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, al4ch 23.-The open
hearth men employed at tho Linden
steel works struck for an advance in
wages yesterday. This forced the skilled
work to close alao, snd to-day the entire
mill 10 shut down, 1t ia thought, how.
ever, that settlement will be effected
within tTenty.four hours.
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CHICAGO, March ga Nps spcclel
from i.anaing, Mich, aays: "JuIgo Coolny
has written to his son In this city inform.
inc him that he has recnivod IN autograph
latter tr6m President CLEVELAND strongly
uryiny him 10 acCupt a place upon tho
intor.s.ato Communication. Judge Cooley
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Another Plot Unsartl,r,l.

PARls, March 93.-Tho Pari. publishes
a telegram from Lomburg, the Capital OF
Galicia. in Austria, which says that on
the 18th Of March an attempt was made to
upset train which was carrying the Gar
and Czarina to St. Petersburg On their re-.
Vladimir,
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BALTivoRs, Mn, March est is HOW
sisted On good authority that the option
will remain open to the Ives.Stayne,
eyndicste for tho control Of the Baltimore
" Ohio railroad until the l,t OF April.
Mr.. Garrett, ii is said, cleared 500 OOO
out OF the Sully syndicate failure, au,i j, Is
also stated that the GarYatt Interest hps
purchased all tho stock OF the Johus Hon.
kips University. None Of the stock nt
the road was offered for sale TODAY,
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Hamburg, March 23.-rhe population
Of this city joined with enthusiasm in tho
festival i'll honor Of tho Emperor's birth
day, aud the leading streets were thronu.
ed yesterday with people in holiday At.
tire. At night theso WAC the grauuest
illumination ever seen here.
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TIE current portraits OF Mrs. John A.
Logan Jr., will add nothing to the bliss OF
the honeymoon. But how they would
figure in zone cults for damages. Brides
on the lower social levels escape the
doubtful compliment OF cheap newspaper
diaignrcment. ~
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foEr WAYNE, ND, March 23.-The
funeral OF Henry Z. Runsey, tho hero Of
the buflaio fire, occurred to-day and was
notable ior the number OF DISTINGUISHED
persons present. The services at the
church we're private, bat public obseonies
~ the church were attended by as many
people as the edifica could hold. Manv
iiags were displayed at half mast,
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ObstruGttng thr Railways.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, March 23.-In tbis
borough the storm WAS very severe, tele.
graph aud telephone wires bsing broken
down in every direction. Along the Bal.
t;morc Central Railroad, betwoun Oxford
and West Grove. several telegraph poles
We're blown across tho track, delaying
east.hoana trains over sh hour. psrsaHs
coming into Weat Chester bring word tha.
the rdata have h,en rendered rnoru or csa
lmpnsssb!e by trees and limbs lying in
them,
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Dynamite Stores Dlsc0yercd.

BERLIN, March 2s.-The police Of St.
Petersburg have discovered stores OF
dynamite and apparatus for the manutsc-
tnre OF bombs in several villss at
PargsleVee, a summer resor. in the
suburbs Of the Russian capital.
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HAzLEroH, Pa, March 90 In this sec.
ton the SNOW at come points was banked
up on the railroad tracks rs high no five
feet, Work WAS suspended III nearly all
the collisries, but few being able to con-
tinne operations. The snow iall is the
hea"isss OF the winter. at Shenandoah
the a!orm WAS the mos, severe OF the ees-
son: Fully twelve inches Of SHOW fell
during the day, and nearly all tho collier
les N The region were compelled to sua.
pond work in consequence. Trains were
late and all mails wera DELAYED.
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IL the opinion OF the New York STA,
the President would not decline II the
Democracy were to ask him 10 try it again.
There are abundant ressons to believe
that the Star has hit it the first guess
Governor Hill thinks 80 ton, "" .'
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COLONEL MORRISON. as Interstate Com
merce Commissioner, will have a chance
to try hfs hand at knocking the railroads
horizontal. His tariff tinkering will be
confined to manipulating railroad tariffs,
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IT is no. surprising that our West vir.
ginia coke is attracting attention. More
OF West Virginia's resources will attract
attention, and non.residents will gather in
most OF the fatness. Has Wheeling any
views on the subject? 1a .-
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IuSls, March 23.-Rioting among the
jews against the new burial laws has sub.
sided. The prisoners arrested for partici.
pating in the disturbances have been
sentenced to terms ! OF imprisonment
from twenty to thirty days.
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WAMuHGroH, u. g., March 24.-fho
Star .o.niYb, saya that Judge Cooley is to
be President Of The Interstate Commerce
commission, and that this will sccord with
lhs wlsbea Of the President In The mGtGy.
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THERE is not much Of tho laws delay in
Russia when the imperial mind ia hen,
on vengeance. They catch them on Sun.
day and hang them on Monday week
short enough shriit to suit even an au.
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u Town Isolated, ,

DowStSdrowS, Pa, March 23,-This
place WAS completely cut off from tele.
graphic communication from the outside
world yesterday by the storm. So far rs
it Affected telegraph sud telephone lines
It was the ssverest storm thst ever visited
this section OF the State.
Commencing at Frazier and extending
ss lar westward as Christinps, the poles
were blown down and the wires tangled
into every conceivable shape. Large
forces OF linemen havo been out all day,
but have made alow progress because oi
the strong northwesterly gale blowing.
Yesterday the SHOW at New Holland, the
terminus of the East Braudywius &
W"yneeburg railroad, was eighteen inches
deep The wind blew q gale from the
northeast
The train from New Holland arriving
here at 1850 A. NJ. ran into fallen tree at
BrooSline, five Inilea north OF here. The
engine Kept the track, bu. WAS damaged
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Two tsunanets In ,In,ttid.

MADRID. March % Two bauquets were
given in Madrid last evening to celebrate
tho birthday Of Emperor William. Ono
Was At the German embassy and tho other
was given by the German resileu,s.
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intimates that In ,leierence 10 the p,esi.
dents earnest wishes he will accept the
appointment. Although the salary ia
much less than that Of which ho psts as
Receiver Of the Wabash Railroad. tbe
Judge thinks the labord OF the ollics Will
prove more congeniat."
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GREAT BsirAss Is nosing in all the
Northern waters for material for counter
claim in the fisheries matter. There is a
good deal Of diplomacy ahead for both
countries. ." 17E tf I
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KAISER WILnElM's very good health ID
being drunk in al the living languages.
It is TO be feared that the old gentleman
~ responsible for many sweled headp.
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LONDON, March 23.-An explosion by
which seventy miners were killed. oc-
cured to-day in Bull coIIicry, Sydney,
South Wales.
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picture Of tl1e ltnmaculets clo,ucantion In

picture Of tho immaculate conception on
d green background. The Bhleld ia aur.
mounted by a Cardinals hat with live
rows Of tassels depending from the sides
Tho Pope will give audience Saturday
to fifty Americans who will be passing
through Rome. Similar audiences have
been arranged for after Easter palm Snn.
day. The students Of the American col.
!ege will give a polyglot academia Ia
honor Of Cardinal Gibbons, the programme
to include prose recltations Ia English,
German, Italian and Latin, !
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TIE New York baker who committed
suicide may have been withholding a
little from each LOAF. Remozse OF con.
science Ia n terrible bed.fellow.
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Ghe q'.telliiqstras1r;. d
on,cr Nus. aShnd ~ Fourteenth street.
Ar thu castle celebration six Kings sat
before the German Kaiser. Are there six
Of them In the ordinary German deck2
GARTER HARRISON said he wouldn't,
bat be is on deck again. His unfayorable
opinion Of Chicago may coat the irothy
Mayor some votes. EH liT, Afs7t77

BoopLKH CLsAHY goes clear until
another jury takes It hitch at him. II
may be that the tide has turned in favor
oil the remaining boo,llers. l taG Eftl